The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27

Bay House on Tuesday evening. After a choice
concert there was dance.
The Friendly Six will hold their fourth annual
surprise party at Adriaic Hall, Pierce avenue and
Congress street, next Saturday evening.
Hudson City Liedertafei will hold their seventh
annual BAYERN Ball Mt Freitag Hall, Pierce avenue
and Paterson street. tomorrow night. 1t promises
to be very amusing affair.
The members of the Columbia Association. of
Jersey City, are making great preparations for
their third annual ball which is to take place at
the Avenue House the latter part of March.
The Central Labor Union Of Hupson County
held entertainment at Kessers Hall on the
afternoon of Washing.on's birthday. after which
dancing wss INDUCED in for the rest Of The eve
ming
The Star Dramatic Association will hold their
second grand invitation masquerade ball ct Hem
kel's Casino tomorrow evening. The affair prom.
ses to be one of the most enjoyable social events
of the season.
grand entertainment and ball will be held in
the Greenville Rink Easter Monday. under the
auspices Of Friendship Lodge. No SO. Order of the
Golden Chain, assisted by the Biiou Opera House
Company, Of New York
Prof. L. Schultz gave a grand show of Cosmo-
ramic Views at the Avenue House. for the benefit
of st. Psul's Evangelical Lutheran Church on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Acrowded house
greeted the Professor each evening. and the pro-
ceeds will net round sum tor the church.
An entertainment under the MANAGEMENT Of the
Rogers Brothers. rendered at Kesslers Hall. on
Central avenue, on Tuesday afternoon last. well
sci ected programme consisted Of songs, comic
sayings and club swinging after which dancing
was INDUCED in, to good music was furnished
by Prof. Flackenhardt. They danced until 80
.. m.
Among those present at the ball in Ruths Hall
Union Hill. last Tuesday night, under the auspices
of the Wsehawken Fire Department were: Mayor
Simon Kelly and wife, Councilman Harmon and
wife, Councilman Price and wife, Town Clerk
Roach and wife, Assessor John o'Donnsl. wife and
daughter, Jailer Thomas Murray and wife. Reeor-
der Noble and lady, and Mr.. Robert Haley and
lady.
The Arion Social Club held its fourth annual
masquerade at the Bay House. Greenville, Monday
decorations of the hall We'd in brillianey of color
with the costumes OF the masqueraders. T. w.
Lapgon and Louis H. Ofney were floor managers.
The Reception Committee consisted Of G. @. Kern,
chairman: F. c. Smith. r. NJ. Leach. W. Kallman
and G. Kogge Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Coe led the
march. About atty FIVE couples were present.
meeting of the Chautauqua Literary Circle
was held last Monday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. J. E. Banks, No. 1888 Newark avenue last Mon
day evening at which Mrs. Marcus Beach read
paper on Mary Lyons and her Work Among Wo-
men" Mr.. Charles F. Beach. Jr, discussed the
Astronomy and History of the Christian Church"
the words shall and will" Miss Simpson gave
select readings Mr. Fish gave character sketch of
Or. Thomas Arnold Of Rugby" Mrs J. E;Banks
favored with vocal solo, and Mr.. VIM. McLaugh-
lin read AN interesting paper on Astrology.
The Teutonia Mannerchor held its fourth annual
masquerade ball at Henkel's Casino last Monday
night The costumes generally were odd and
caused much merriment. Henry Spillner and O.
Schulter were, respectively, floor manager and as
Eistant and Messrs Full .er, Beddles. BONNER and
Brkholz composed the reception committee.
Among those present were Edward Wrede, J. Fl.
Rothweiler, VIM. Brabant B. Rumler, +. Rumler,
L. Stark, Jacob Hultaricker Louis Lau Charles
Henkel, and their wives; Captain Fred Bieum, R.
Porsche, Me-srs Hanson. II. Runge. Z. kumler,
Wachtermeier Wohlford, Bartels Paister, Bhertel,
and their families. and representatives Of the Ho
boken Iiederkranz.
Sneiders Assembly Rooms, near the Elevator
were well filed ion Monday evening, it being the
occasion Of the annual ball of the j. E. Lyons AS
ISOLATION. Over IS couples present. The
hall was beautifully decorated, and the grand
march was led by the standard bearer, John T. Ly-
ons. and Miss Hart, assisted by Floor Manager 4.
Mclaughlin and lady, while the music was fur
nished by Prof. Mulligan. Among those present
were Mr. Mclaughlin and lady, Miss Tailor M
Miss Mullins, G Kelly and lady. O. Barney and
Miss Hayes. P. Sherry and wife. M Leary and lady,
J. Logan and Miss Nelson. M. Reilly and lady. p
Scheenan ]. J. Mccormack and lady. j. j. DAILY
and Mss Nellie Walow. and others.
pleasant Washington's Birthday event was the
reception Of the Thalia Social Club. The recep-
ton was held at Crescent Hall, which seemed never
TO have presented prettier appearance, Among
those present were W n. Baron and Miss Lottie Ro-
maine. Frank Stone. David Jones and Miss Jennie
Wood, Fran4 Rehill. AL. Herrick. Robert Taylor
aud Miss Cora Randall. Robert Glendenning and
Miss Julia Jscobus, George Ainsw orth of Railway
and Miss Ida Arnott. r. =. Jordan, Jr and Miss
cobus, VIM. Scully, Edward Wadsworth and Miss
Wilson, Wash. Waddington and Miss Carrie Clark
Frank Hsmmill and Nss Dolly Blackburn. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, Thomas Brown and Miss Belle
Wood, Joseph Edwards and Miss Kate Lowell and
Miss Egan and Miss Annie Williams. Miss Nellie
Blackburn. on the arm of Mr.. Harry Barnes, led
the grand march.
john II. Brown, of the Erie Railroad, and his
pretty daughter led the dance at the John 81.
Brown Associations annual ball. in Pavonia Hall.
on Monday night Among those present were ex-
Sheriff GrOQan MaVOr CLEVELAND MaYOr Kelly of
WeehawkeD, Commissioners Hoffman and Tilden
''Jo Noonan, Mayor Kerr of Hoboken, Aldermen
Reardon, Jordan, O'Rourke, ONeill and Dennis
Mclaughlin; Joseph Griffin, Sergeant Heath, Cor
nelius and John F. Reilly, Matthew Reardon, John
Smith, Thomas Harnes, Counsellor McGrath, Free
holder McDonough, NJ. D. Foster. Joseph Baron
Judge Wanser Ella Malloy. Mamie Rider, Mrs, G.
2. Smith, Emma and Annie Brown, Matte Carlow,
the Misses Flanagan and Reardon, Katie Rouen
Nellie Gilchrist, May Rowe, 4. Foley, NelliA Kelly
Annie Hughes, Miss N. Maloy. Katie DAILY. Mrs.
Frank McDermitt, Mrs. join CoIbitt and Mrs. John
Boyd. The floor director WAS w, FL. Reardon
floor manager Thomas McDonough; assistants, c.
r. Smith, McDermott and Richard Judge.
The hrst annual ball of the Elite Pleasure Circls
of the Heights was held at Adriatic Ball last Mon
day night, and proved event of which the cir
Gle may well be proud. The hall, which had been
prepared for the occasion with great pains, Was
beautifully decorated with flags and banting
Floor manager 4. B. Wood and Miss Fisher led 100
couples through an intricate march. after which
five or six hours were consumed in running off a
big order of dance. Among those present were:
Frank c. Hay and Miss Minnie Fisher E. A. Stau-
dinger and Miss NJ. Drugman, Alexander MulhoI-
land. Miss Sophie Baldwin. VIM. Calame. Miss G.
Mendel Ralph Nattrasss Miss McDermott, George
Seibert, Miss Allison, Joseph Ayres, Miss Rigney
Barry Jones, Miss Z. Columbian, VIM. Elliott Miss
Russell, George Parmental Miss Dollie MCGEE
Charles Wager. Miss Annie Ennis, and represents
tives of the Star Dramatic, Palisade Pleasure and
Mignonette Pleasure Clubs, and the Ladies' Friend
ly Six Social Circle.